Noah Boeken Poker Tournament Updates

Level 13 Update: Shaun Deeb Suffers Atrocious Beat, Eliminated Shortly Thereafter

Jul 14, '11

Note: Levels are two hours in length.

Players Remaining: 1,080 of 6,865

Blinds: 1,200-2,400 with a 300 ante

The Chip Leaders:

Patrick Poirier: 1,065,800
Daryl Jace: 980,000
Brian Park: 964,000
Guillaume Darcourt: 951,500
Christopher Bonita: 800,000
Kevin Saul: 740,000
Chris Kwon: 696,000
Anton Ionel: 690,000
Fabian Reyes: 660,000
Aleksandr Mozhnyakov: 640,000

Card Player Chip Counts:

Daniel Negreanu — 261,700
Phil Hellmuth — 160,000
Thomas Keller — 270,000
Todd Brunson — 201,500

Notables Eliminated:

Shaun Deeb
Matt Matros
Noah Boeken
Lee Watkinson
Huck Seed
Victor Ramdin
Sam Stein
Annette Obrestad
Lyle Berman

Hands:

Shaun Deeb Crippled, Eliminated

After a player opened the action, Shaun Deeb three-bet from the small blind. Max Heinzelmann four-bet from the big blind, and the original raiser folded. Deeb five-bet, and Heinzelmann shoved for about 220,000 total. Deeb snap called with pocket aces and was up against A-6 off suit. The flop brought a six and the river brought another one, crippling Deeb to just 20,000 and propelling the European to about 440,000. Deeb was eliminated shortly thereafter.

Sorel Mizzi Takes out an Opponent

Sorel Mizzi opened a pot from the hi-jack and then one opponent moved all in for 30,000. Mizzi made the call and they flipped over their cards:

Mizzi: A K
Opponent: K Q

Board: A J 5 K 3

Mizzi took out his opponent and he increased his chip stack to 150,000.

Lee Watkinson Eliminated

Lee Watkinson was once up to 90,000, but then had his K-K lose to A-Q, and then he got the last of his chips into the middle after flopping a pair of aces, but lost to Q-Q when his opponent hit trips on the river.

Todd Brunson Doubles

Todd Brunson flopped a straight and flush draw in a three-way pot. He moved all in and was called by an opponent holding aces. Brunson hit his draw on the turn and doubled to 150,000.

Noah Boeken Eliminated

In a blind-versus-blind scenario, Noah Boeken got his stack in with A-9 against Q-2. Unfortunately for Boeken his opponent hit a pair of queens and sent him packing.

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Galen Hall Eliminates a Player

Galen Hall held A-Q and called an 11-big-blind shove from a short stack. His opponent held a dominated ace and Hall held to bring his chip stack to about 200,000.

Jonathan Little Short

Jonathan Little ran his A-K into K-9 on K-9-X-X-X board. Fortunately Little was able to avoid going broke and sits with 45,000.

Player Tags: Lee Watkinson,   Todd Brunson,   Noah Boeken,   Sorel Mizzi,   Shaun Deeb,   Galen Hall

Level 20: Noah Boeken Eliminated in 7th Place ($40,284)

Jul 02, '11

No-Limit:
Blinds: 5,000-10,000 with a 1,000 ante

Limit:
Blinds: 10,000-20,000
Limits: 20,000-40,000

Players Remaining: 6 out of 580

Average Chip Count: 725,000

Chip Counts:

1. Brandon Meyers – 1,168,000
2. Matt Hawrilenko – 1,080,000
3. Brian Smith – 790,000
4. Matt Matros – 687,000
5. Nikolay Losev – 532,000
6. Jonathan Lane – 318,000

Eliminations:

7th. Noah Boeken – $40,284

Noah Boeken Eliminated in 7th Place ($40,284)
No-Limit

Matt Hawrilenko opened the pot for 23,000 before the flop, Noah Boeken button-shoved for 130,000 and Hawrilenko called.

Hawrilenko had A Q against Boeken’s K Q.

The board came K 10 5 3 J, giving Boeken top pair on the flop for the lead, but Hawrilenko hit a jack on the river to give him an ace-high straight to win the pot. Noah Boeken was eliminated in 7th place ($40,284).

Be sure to check back hourly for level-by-level updates of this final table.

Player Tags: Noah Boeken,   Matt Hawrilenko

Level 19: Final Table Begins Now

Jul 02, '11

NOTE: Play ended last night with the elimination of Dylan Drazen in 10th place ($18,855), and the remaining players returned at approximately 3:00pm to begin the official nine-handed final table.

No-Limit:
Blinds: 4,000-8,000 with a 1,000 ante

Limit:
Blinds: 8,000-15,000
Limits: 15,000-30,000

Players Remaining: 9 out of 580

Average Chip Count: 483,333

Chip Counts:

1. Brandon Meyers – 1,200,000
2. Noah Boeken – 599,000
3. Matt Matros – 535,000
4. Nikolay Losev – 509,000
5. Matt Hawrilenko – 422,000
6. Brian Smith – 396,000
7. Aalok Arora – 271,000
8. Jonathan Lane – 246,000
9. Adam Sanders – 179,000

Payouts:

1st. $303,501
2nd. $187,844
3rd. $124,837
4th. $92,642
5th. $69,524
6th. $52,687
7th. $40,284
8th. $31,047
9th. $24,107

Be sure to check back hourly for level-by-level updates of this final table.

Player Tags: Noah Boeken,   Matt Hawrilenko,   Brandon Meyers,   Nikolay Losev,   Aalok Arora,   Matt Matros,   Jonathan Lane

Boeken is King

Sep 30, '10

On a K Q 6 flop, a player in mid-position bet 1,600 and was called by two others, one being Noah Boeken. The three players checked the 4 turn and another king floated in on the river. The original bettor put 4,500 out in front and received one caller in Boeken. Nine-high would not cut it against the Team PokerStars Pro player as he had trips with his K 5. He now has more than 72,000 in chips.

Player Tags: Noah Boeken

Noah Boeken Eliminates Ben Roberts

Oct 01, '10

Ben Roberts moved the last of his chips into the middle preflop and Team PokerStars Pro Noah Boeken made the call. Their cards:

Boeken: J J
Roberts: A A

Board: J 8 4 6 3

The London professional Roberts was eliminated and Boeken grew his stack to 160,000.

Player Tags: Noah Boeken,   Ben Roberts

Noah Boeken Eliminated

Oct 02, '10

Noah Boeken was all in preflop and Jason Wheeler had him covered. Their cards:

Boeken: 6 6
Wheeler: A K

Board: K 9 4 J 8

Boeken was eliminated on the hand.

Player Tags: Noah Boeken

Boeken is King

Sep 30, '10

On a K Q 6 flop, a player in mid-position bet 1,600 and was called by two others, one being Noah Boeken. The three players checked the 4 turn and another king floated in on the river. The original bettor put 4,500 out in front and received one caller in Boeken. Nine-high would not cut it against the Team PokerStars Pro player as he had trips with his K 5. He now has more than 72,000 in chips.

Player Tags: Noah Boeken

Noah Boeken Eliminates Ben Roberts

Oct 01, '10

Ben Roberts moved the last of his chips into the middle preflop and Team PokerStars Pro Noah Boeken made the call. Their cards:

Boeken: J J
Roberts: A A

Board: J 8 4 6 3

The London professional Roberts was eliminated and Boeken grew his stack to 160,000.

Player Tags: Noah Boeken,   Ben Roberts

Noah Boeken Eliminated

Oct 02, '10

Noah Boeken was all in preflop and Jason Wheeler had him covered. Their cards:

Boeken: 6 6
Wheeler: A K

Board: K 9 4 J 8

Boeken was eliminated on the hand.

Player Tags: Noah Boeken

Boeken is King

Sep 30, '10

On a K Q 6 flop, a player in mid-position bet 1,600 and was called by two others, one being Noah Boeken. The three players checked the 4 turn and another king floated in on the river. The original bettor put 4,500 out in front and received one caller in Boeken. Nine-high would not cut it against the Team PokerStars Pro player as he had trips with his K 5. He now has more than 72,000 in chips.

Player Tags: Noah Boeken

Noah Boeken Eliminates Ben Roberts

Oct 01, '10

Ben Roberts moved the last of his chips into the middle preflop and Team PokerStars Pro Noah Boeken made the call. Their cards:

Boeken: J J
Roberts: A A

Board: J 8 4 6 3

The London professional Roberts was eliminated and Boeken grew his stack to 160,000.

Player Tags: Noah Boeken,   Ben Roberts

Noah Boeken Eliminated

Oct 02, '10

Noah Boeken was all in preflop and Jason Wheeler had him covered. Their cards:

Boeken: 6 6
Wheeler: A K

Board: K 9 4 J 8

Boeken was eliminated on the hand.

Player Tags: Noah Boeken

Level Six: Boeken Takes Chip Lead

Jul 02, '10

Blinds: 200-400

Players Remaining: 310 of 346

Tournament Leaderboard:

1. Noah Boeken – 120,000
2. Men Nguyen – 98,000
3. David Baker – 90,000
4. David Benyamine – 84,000
5. Justin Smith – 80,000
6. James Akenhead – 80,000
7. Vanessa Selbst – 78,000
8. David Benefield – 66,000
9. Jeffrey Lisandro – 66,000
10. Ted Lawson – 65,000

Average Chip Count: 33,483

Notable Eliminations:

Phil Ivey
David Singer
John Hennigan
Sam Farha

Big Hands:

Mizrachi’s Aces Cracked

Michael Mizrachi raised to 1,150 preflop and the action folded to Kevin MacPhee on the button. He three-bet to 4,000 and the player under-the-gun called after previously limping.

Mizrachi then shoved for 43,000 and both his opponents called. Mizrachi had them both covered and here were their cards.

Mizrachi: AA106
MacPhee: AKJ10
UTG: QJ97

The board ran out K7479 and the player under the gun made sevens full. MacPhee was eliminated and Mizrachi was down to just under 17,000.

Shak Doubles But Still Short

Dan Shak raised the pot and Rino Mathis put in another raise to get Shak’s last few chips in the middle. Shak called and tabled KQJ8.

Mathis tabled AA93

The board ran out K8769 and Shak successfully doubled by cracking aces with his two pair. However, even with the double up Shak was only at 5,000 in chips.

Noah Boeken With The Knockout

Florian Langmann raised to 1,100 from the button and Noah Boeken repotted to 3,700 from the small blind. Langmann then repotted to 11,500 and Boeken called.

The flop came down KQQ and Boeken moved all in. Langmann made the call and tabled AA43. But his aces had been cracked as Boeken tabled QJ98.

The board finished off with the 4 on the turn and the 5 on the river. Boeken eliminated Langmann and was up to 120,000.

Player Tags: Michael Mizrachi,   Noah Boeken,   Dan Shak,   Florian Langmann

Level 13: Ted Lawson Eliminated

Jul 02, '10

Blinds: 1,000-2,000

Players Remaining: 97 out of 346

Average Chip Count: 107,010

Tournament Leaderboard:

1. Alessio Isaia – 460,000
2. John Racener – 360,000
3. Tom Dwan – 290,000
4. Leandro Pimentel – 275,000
5. Eli Elezra – 260,000
6. Dmitry Stelmak – 255,000
7. Jonathan Cantor – 240,000
8. Roger Teska – 203,000
9. Gary Pollak – 185,000
10. Felix Gubitz – 178,600

Notable Eliminations:

Ted Lawson

Big Hands:

Ted Lawson Eliminated

Ted Lawson found himself all in against Miguel Proulx and Harr Pozefsky. Here were their cards

Lawson: AKJ10
Pozefsky: AQJJ
Proulx: Q1086

The board ran out AQJ66 and Pozefsky rivered a full house to better Lawson’s broadway straight and he was eliminated.

Ross Boatman Doubles

Noah Boeken put in a raise preflop and Ross Boatman moved all in from the cutoff. Boeken made the call and here were their cards:

Boatman: AAK4
Boeken: AKQ8

The board ran out Q8533 amd Boeken’s two pair were counterfeited on the river as Boatman made a better two pair and he doubled up to 62,000. Boeken was at 87,000.

Rajkumar Scores A Knockout

Picking up the action on a floop of Q63, Rory Brennan bet 20,000 and Vivek Rajkumar raised to 100,000. Another player in the pot mucked and Brennan called, putting himself all in. Here were their boards:

Rajkumar: AQ106
Brennan: A553

Rajkumar flopped two pair while Brennan was drawing to the nut flush. The turn was the J and the river was the K and Rajkumar scored the knockout. He was up to 178,000.

Player Tags: Ross Boatman,   Ted Lawson,   Noah Boeken,   V R

Level Six: Boeken Takes Chip Lead

Jul 02, '10

Blinds: 200-400

Players Remaining: 310 of 346

Tournament Leaderboard:

1. Noah Boeken – 120,000
2. Men Nguyen – 98,000
3. David Baker – 90,000
4. David Benyamine – 84,000
5. Justin Smith – 80,000
6. James Akenhead – 80,000
7. Vanessa Selbst – 78,000
8. David Benefield – 66,000
9. Jeffrey Lisandro – 66,000
10. Ted Lawson – 65,000

Average Chip Count: 33,483

Notable Eliminations:

Phil Ivey
David Singer
John Hennigan
Sam Farha

Big Hands:

Mizrachi’s Aces Cracked

Michael Mizrachi raised to 1,150 preflop and the action folded to Kevin MacPhee on the button. He three-bet to 4,000 and the player under-the-gun called after previously limping.

Mizrachi then shoved for 43,000 and both his opponents called. Mizrachi had them both covered and here were their cards.

Mizrachi: AA106
MacPhee: AKJ10
UTG: QJ97

The board ran out K7479 and the player under the gun made sevens full. MacPhee was eliminated and Mizrachi was down to just under 17,000.

Shak Doubles But Still Short

Dan Shak raised the pot and Rino Mathis put in another raise to get Shak’s last few chips in the middle. Shak called and tabled KQJ8.

Mathis tabled AA93

The board ran out K8769 and Shak successfully doubled by cracking aces with his two pair. However, even with the double up Shak was only at 5,000 in chips.

Noah Boeken With The Knockout

Florian Langmann raised to 1,100 from the button and Noah Boeken repotted to 3,700 from the small blind. Langmann then repotted to 11,500 and Boeken called.

The flop came down KQQ and Boeken moved all in. Langmann made the call and tabled AA43. But his aces had been cracked as Boeken tabled QJ98.

The board finished off with the 4 on the turn and the 5 on the river. Boeken eliminated Langmann and was up to 120,000.

Player Tags: Michael Mizrachi,   Noah Boeken,   Dan Shak,   Florian Langmann

Level 13: Ted Lawson Eliminated

Jul 02, '10

Blinds: 1,000-2,000

Players Remaining: 97 out of 346

Average Chip Count: 107,010

Tournament Leaderboard:

1. Alessio Isaia – 460,000
2. John Racener – 360,000
3. Tom Dwan – 290,000
4. Leandro Pimentel – 275,000
5. Eli Elezra – 260,000
6. Dmitry Stelmak – 255,000
7. Jonathan Cantor – 240,000
8. Roger Teska – 203,000
9. Gary Pollak – 185,000
10. Felix Gubitz – 178,600

Notable Eliminations:

Ted Lawson

Big Hands:

Ted Lawson Eliminated

Ted Lawson found himself all in against Miguel Proulx and Harr Pozefsky. Here were their cards

Lawson: AKJ10
Pozefsky: AQJJ
Proulx: Q1086

The board ran out AQJ66 and Pozefsky rivered a full house to better Lawson’s broadway straight and he was eliminated.

Ross Boatman Doubles

Noah Boeken put in a raise preflop and Ross Boatman moved all in from the cutoff. Boeken made the call and here were their cards:

Boatman: AAK4
Boeken: AKQ8

The board ran out Q8533 amd Boeken’s two pair were counterfeited on the river as Boatman made a better two pair and he doubled up to 62,000. Boeken was at 87,000.

Rajkumar Scores A Knockout

Picking up the action on a floop of Q63, Rory Brennan bet 20,000 and Vivek Rajkumar raised to 100,000. Another player in the pot mucked and Brennan called, putting himself all in. Here were their boards:

Rajkumar: AQ106
Brennan: A553

Rajkumar flopped two pair while Brennan was drawing to the nut flush. The turn was the J and the river was the K and Rajkumar scored the knockout. He was up to 178,000.

Player Tags: Ross Boatman,   Ted Lawson,   Noah Boeken,   V R

Level Two: Field Grows Over 200

Jun 23, '10

Flop Games: 150-300 blinds
Stud Games: 75 ante, 100 bring-in, 300-600 limits

Players Remaining: 207

Notable Eliminations:

None

Big Hands:

Stud

Schulman Takes A Pot As Floor Is Called

Picking up the action on fourth street, the player in seat 4 bet 300 and Nick Schulman made the call, as did Michael Binger. On fifth street, Binger led out with 600 and received two calls.

All three players checked on sixth street and it was time to deal the river. This is when things went screwy. The dealer was about to deal Binger’s card face up, but caught himself before he did and dealt it face down.

“I saw the card,” Schulman said as he was sitting to the dealer’s immediate right. Binger’s card, the 8, was turned face up while the other two players received their cards face down. They kept them seperate from their other two hole cards as the floor was called over.

The floor ruled that since Binger’s was the first card dealt face up, all three would be turned face up. Schulman then bet 600 while showing 52Q2(6X-X).

Both opponents folded and Schulman took in the pot.

Stud/8

Fricke Scoops Seiver

Picking up the action on sixth street, Jimmy Fricke and Scott Seiver each checked their option with their boards showing the following:

Fricke: 44AK
Seiver: 284Q

On seventh street, Fricke bet 600 and Seiver threw in a hesitant call. Fricke then turned over A37 for aces-up and Seiver mucked, surrendering an early pot to Fricke.

Baker Chops It Up

Picking up the action on sixth street, the player in seat 8 bet 600 and David Baker made the call. On seventh, seat 8 bet another 600 and Baker tagged along again.

Seat 8 turned over a 7-5 low for the low end of the pot while Baker showed QQ, good enough to take the high end of the pot. Baker was around 35,000 after the hand.

Hold’Em

Ramdin Looks Up Fitoussi

Picking up the action on the flop of JJ8, Victor Ramdin bet 300 and Bruno Fitoussi made the call.

The turn was the 3 and both players checked. The river was the 4 and Fitoussi took a stab at the pot, leading with 600.

Ramdin threw in the quick call and Fitoussi nodded his head, showing 109 for a busted straight draw. Ramdin tabled A7 for ace-high and it was good to take down the pot.

Boeken Takes One Down

Picking up the action on the flop, the board read 1065. Noah Boeken and the player in seat 6 each put in three bets before they saw the 3 on the turn.

Boeken continued the betting, firing 600 into the pot. Seat 6 quickly released his hand and Boeken took down a nice pot.

Player Tags: Victor Ramdin,   Bruno Fitoussi,   Noah Boeken,   Michael Binger,   Nick Schulman,   Jimmy Fricke,   Scott Seiver

Level 17: Money Within Reach

Jun 22, '10

Blinds: 4,000-8,000

Players Remaining: 33 out of 268

Average Chip Count: 243,636

Tournament Leaderboard:

1. Clement Thumy – 775,000
2. Sam Stein – 468,000
3. Nikolai Yakovenko – 405,000
4. Sandra Naujoks – 397,000
5. Peter Jetten – 385,000
6. Nathan Doudney – 375,000
7. Alexander Kuzmin – 375,000
8. Vitaly Lunkin – 366,000
9. Thomas Marchese – 360,000
10. Marc Inizan – 360,000

Notable Eliminations:

Nam Le

Big Hands:

Noah Boeken Doubles Up Again

Noah Boeken raised to 28,000 from under the gun and Steve Landfish repotted to 63,000 from the button.

Boeken then moved in for 20,000 more and Landfish made the call. Boeken turned over 99 while Landfish showed AQ.

The flop came down 987, giving Boeken top set. The board finished off 4 and 6, securing the double up for Boeken.

He was at 178,000 while Landfish was at 280,000.

Thumy Takes A Pot

Clement Thumy raised to 17,000 from under the gun and James Calderaro made the call from the cutoff. The flop then came down K108 and Thumy led out for 26,000.

Calderaro made the call and the turn was the 7 and Thumy checked. Calderaro fired 70,000 and Thumy made the call.

The river was the 2 and both players elected to check. Thumy showed down K9 for top pair and Calderaro mucked. Thumy was at 775,000.

Dani Stern Doubles Up

Dani Stern raised to 28,000 from early position and John Dwyer reraised to 80,000. Stern made the call, putting himself all in.

Stern turned over AQ while Dwyer tabled 99. The board ran out KJ6104 and Stern made Broadway to double up to 142,000.

Player Tags: Noah Boeken,   John Dwyer,   James Calderaro,   Dani Stern,   Clement Thumy

Level 16: Money Bubble Nears

Jun 22, '10

Blinds: 3,000-6,000

Players Remaining: 34 out of 268

Average Chip Count: 236,470

Tournament Leaderboard:

1. Peter Jetten – 685,000
2. Clement Thumy – 640,000
3. Sandra Naujoks – 375,000
4. Alexander Kuzmin – 335,000
5. Marc Inizan – 332,000
6. Nathan Doudney – 325,000
7. Konstantin Bucherl – 315,000
8. Thomas Marchese – 295,000
9. Nikolai Yakovenko – 270,000
10. Miakel Thuritz – 255,000

Notable Eliminations:

Shawn Keller
Eric Baldwin

Big Hands:

Boeken Rivered By Thuritz, Then Doubles Through Stein

Four players saw a flop of 1087 and Noah Boeken bet 30,000 from the button. Mikael Thuritz raised to 118,000 and was all in. Nam Le and Allen Kessler each got out of the way but Boeken made the call.

Boeken showed 88 while Thuritz held 108.

The turn was the 3, harmless to Boeken. But the river was the 10, giving Thuritz his miracle full house and the double up to 290,000. Boeken was hammered down to 90,000.

A few hands later, Boeken was down to his last 60,000 and put it in preflop against Sam Stein. Boeken held AQ while Stein held 33.

The board ran out K10685 and Boeken doubled to 128,000.

Shawn Keller Sent Upriver

Picking up the action after a flop of 86, Shawn Keller and Alexander Kuzmin got into it hard, eventually resulting in Keller having all of his chips in the middle.

Keller was sitting pretty with QQ while Kuzmin held AK. The turn was the 7, offering no help to Kuzmin.

But the K on the river gave Kuzmin the pot and sent Keller to the rail. Kuzmin was at 340,000.

Naujoks Doubles Up

Clement Thumy raised to 13,000 from the hijack and Naujoks repotted to 36,000. Thumy put in another raise and Naujoks moved all in. Thumy called with AK.

Naujoks held QQ and the board ran out 874QK and Naujoks doubled up with her set of queens.

She was at 375,000 while Thumy was at 640,000.

Player Tags: Noah Boeken,   Shawn Keller,   Mikael Thuritz,   Sandra Naujoks,   Clement Thumy

Level 15: Noah Boeken Doubles Up

Jun 21, '10

Blinds: 2,500-5,000

Players Remaining: 43 out of 268

Average Chip Count: 186,976

Tournament Leaderboard:

1. Peter Jetten – 713,000
2. Clement Thumy – 645,000
3. Thomas Marchese – 295,000
4. Blair Rodman – 293,000
5. Shawn Keller – 280,000
6. Nikolai Yakovenko – 258,000
7. Sam Stein – 250,000
8. Noah Boeken – 240,000
9. Valdemar Kwaysser – 220,000
10. Jason Lester – 220,000

Notable Eliminations:

Ashton Griffin

Big Hands:

Boeken Doubles Through Smith

Noah Boeken started the raising from the small blind preflop against Daniel Smith. After a couple of pot-repot raises, Boeken found himself all in.

He turned over AA, besting Smith’s KK. The board ran out QJ74J and Boeken doubled up to 260,000. Smith was down to 148,000.

Radoja Eliminated

Mark Radoja raised to 11,000 from under the gun and the action folded to Clement Thumy. He raised to 23,000 and Radoja moved in for 50,000. Thumy made the call and turned over 77.

Radoja showed KQ and the race was on. The board ran out A65A9 and Radoja was eliminated.

Filippi Doubles Up

Amnon Filippi moved all in preflop and was called by Sam Stein. Filippi turned over KK while Stein was behind with 1010.

The board ran out J64QQ and Filippi doubled to 150,000. Stein dropped to 250,000.

Player Tags: Amnon Filippi,   Noah Boeken,   Mark Radoja,   Sam Stein

Bye Bye Boeken

Jun 15, '10

Blinds: 300-600

Players Remaining: 166 out of 171

CP Family Chip Counts

Barry Shulman — 29,500
Jen Harman — 16,200
Daniel Negreanu: 25,000

Average Chip Count: 30,903

Tournament Leaderboard:

1. Shaun Deeb — 76,000
2. Michael Mizrachi — 72,000
3. Mike Schneider — 59,000
4. Pat Walsh — 54,000
5. Anh Van Nguyen — 46,000
6. Andy Bloch — 46,000
7. Ray Hensen — 43,000
8. Brett Richey — 43,000
10. Eli Elezra — 40,000

Notable Eliminations:
Liz Lieu
Noah Boeken

Boeken Busts Early After Dinner Break

Noah Boeken was short on chips and moved all in pre-flop for 600 against the man who won 2 WSOP bracelet in 2009, Brock Parker. Their hands:

Parker: A8
Boeken: Q2

The board ran 10810109 and Boeken was gone.

Parker was in good shape, with 38,500 after the hand.

Deeb Hits The Straight

After one raise from Stefan Huber and another from Nikolay Evdakov, Shaun Deeb re-raised it yet again and both opponents called.

On a flop of 234 action checked to Deeb, who bet, then Huber check-raised. Deeb called by Evdakov folded.

On both the 5 turn and 10 river, Huber checked, Deeb bet and Huber called.

Deeb showed AQ for the wheel, and Huber mucked.

The pot pushed Deeb to around 76,000 in chips.

Galfond Gets Broadwayed

On a flop of 5KQ Justin Bonomo checked to Phil Galfond, then check-raised after Galfond bet.

Bonomo bet again on the J turn and J river, and Galfond called both times.

Bonomo showed A10 for a turned straight, and Galfond mucked.

The win put Bonomo around 36,000 in chips, while Galfond fell to 28,000.

Player Tags: Noah Boeken,   Justin Bonomo,   Phil Galfond,   Shaun Deeb